To ensure that our company achieves the success
as envisioned by our founder, we have not hired just the right people, we have
hired "the right people with the right experience". There
is no better example of this than the go-go days of the 1990's or what has
become historically known as the "Dot Com Boom". An untold
number of companies came and went while chasing that ever elusive "Dot Com
Rainbow". An after the fact analysis clearly points to one common
flaw with many of the companies that went bust. In most cases it was due
to bad and/or poor management. Having realized that fact, our goal is to
not let history repeat itself at our expense.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ANTHONY
B. (TONEY) WATKINS, Chairman
of the Board and Director: Mr.
Watkins is the Founder of the Company. Toney has worked in the audio, video, and
entertainment industry as a producer, recording engineer, and talent coordinator
for over 25 years. He began his career in 1974 promoting American musical acts
touring Europe. Throughout the 1980’s he managed, owned, and operated audio
and video production businesses both in the United States and Japan. He has
recorded and produced international Jazz, Gospel, and Rock artists in Europe,
Asia and in the United States. In 1985, he was instrumental in the production of
a Japanese famine relief version of "We
are the World™"
titled "For Africa™."

In
1986, Toney assisted in the production of the largest rock concert ever held in
Japan. This 12-hour event was carried live over Japanese television and
Japan’s national radio network NHK. In addition, while living in Japan, he
formed his own musical group comprised of Japanese musicians and toured the
country promoting friendship and goodwill. Both the U.S. and Japanese
governments recognized his efforts. Toney is also a former military historian
and author having written books on the American war efforts both during and
after World War II. He is an avid reader and archivist. Prior to founding
our company Toney continued to work throughout the entertainment industry as an
independent consultant.

WILLIAM
C. (BILL) LEWIS, Secretary and Director:Mr.
Lewis has served as the Company's Secretary since its inception. He is a medical
executive with more than 20 years of budget and personnel management experience.
He is a certified instructor for the National Safety Council for First Aid and
for the American Heart Association for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).
Mr.
Lewis also has more than 15 years experience as an owner and manager of real
estate properties in Colorado and Oklahoma. Bill holds a Bachelor's of Science
degree in Nursing from the University of Phoenix. He is involved in the
Community as a member of the Pikes Peak Region Elks Lodge #473, serves on the
Board of the Mental Health Association of El Paso County, Colorado and
contributes to numerous other local charities and organizations.

ANDRE
H. MCKOY, Treasurer and Director: Mr. McKoy brings to WCI over 20 years of
diversified financial and operational management skills in a number of sectors.
These include, investment banking, corporate banking, management consulting,
financial control and technology. Most recently he was Chief Financial Officer
for a technology firm. Prior to that he worked seven years for Citigroup,
structuring project/infrastructure financings, commercial real estate
securitizations, acquisition financings and highly leveraged financings. Andre
received a B.M.E. in Mechanical Engineering from Pratt Institute and a M.B.A. in
Finance and Corporate Strategy from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

Her
experience includes directing and supervising phase I engineering reports,
traffic studies, access justification reports, corridor studies, and feasibility
studies. Ms. Boyer also writes grant applications for the procurement of funding
for local community projects and oversees the funding project to completion. As
part of phase I studies, she has experience in NEPA document preparation. Ms.
Boyer has conducted numerous public hearings and public informational meetings
for local agencies using federal funding for construction or reconstruction of
roadways.

DR. WILLIAM F. (BILL) LEE, III,
President, Education Development Division:Dr.
Lee is a university administrator, educator, composer, pianist, conductor,
researcher, and teacher with a career spanning 45 years. He most recently served
as the Executive Director of the International Association of Jazz Educators
(IAJE). IAJE represents and provides instruction and guidance to elementary,
secondary and university Jazz music instructors and students in over 37
countries. Bill was a co-founder and former Past-President of IAJE. He earned
B.M. and M.S. degrees at the University of North Texas and earned his M.M. and
Ph.D. degrees at the University of Texas. He also received an honorary Doctorate
of Music Degree from the Conservatorio Nacional de Musica in Lima, Peru. Bill
did advanced work at the Eastman School of Music, located at the University of
Rochester, and studied composition in Paris and Fountainebleau, France with the
renowned pedagogue Nadia Boulanger. Bill will also serve as Provost and
Executive Vice President of our Education Development Division’s Center for
Jazz Studies.

DR.
DAVID (DAVE) L. EDGELL, SR., President Development and Marketing Division: Dr.
Edgell has worked in almost every facet of the travel and tourism industry. His
work has ranged from specialized expertise in rural tourism development to an
advisor locally, nationally and internationally on tourism planning, policy, and
marketing strategies. From the mid 1970’s through the early 1990’s, Dave’s
knowledge of global economics and tourism flourished as he excelled in positions
within the U.S. Department of Commerce in Washington, D.C., receiving the
Department’s highest medal awards: gold, silver, and bronze (first ever to
receive all three). He later found himself playing a critical role in U.S.
governmental activities in trade and tourism such as policy, trade development,
and marketing/research. He also served as Acting Under Secretary of Commerce for
Travel and Tourism (U.S. Department of Commerce), Executive Director of the U.S.
Travel and Tourism Administration, and Director of World Fairs and International
Expositions. In 1995, Dave undertook the challenge of serving as the first
Commissioner of Tourism for the U.S. Virgin Islands. Optimizing his personal and
vast global network and extensive industry background in tourism, he developed a
detailed tourism program including marketing, policy, planning, investment,
culture, environment, and education, and supervised a tourism and port authority
budget of over $100 million. In 1998, Dave was one of the architects of the
newly established Center for Sustainable Tourism at the University of Colorado
at Boulder. In 2001 he was named President of the National Rural Tourism
Foundation. Dave has authored/coauthored more than 100 articles and five books
including Tourism Policy: The Next Millennium (1999); Best Practices Guidebook
for International Tourism and Attraction Development for Rural Communities
(2001), and Competition: Global Tourism Beyond the Millennium (1995). He is
currently working on a new book: Managing Sustainable Tourism which discusses
the integration, under the heading of sustainable tourism, the natural and built
environments along with culture, heritage, and historic preservation. Dave
continues to teach as an adjunct professor at The George Washington University,
University of Missouri-Kansas City, and University of Hawaii. Dr. Edgell earned
his Ph.D. in Management, a Master’s in Public Administration, BS in Business
and a BA in Economics. He has also completed executive education programs at
Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute’ of Technology, and the Federal
Executive Institute.

JERRY N. KILLION, President,
Broadcasting and Cable Division, and Director: Mr. Killion has over 20 years experience in Management, Production,
Engineering, and Operations of Broadcast, Cable, Production, and Post Production
facilities. His accomplishments include the creation of award winning
programming and commercials for local, regional, and national customers.
Jerry came to TWC from KKTV, a CBS affiliate in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He
is a 1981 graduate of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. He holds a B.A.
in Radio, Television, and Film.

WALTER
R. DALE, Executive Vice President and General Counsel: Mr. Dale brings to
TWC a combination of skills as its General Counsel. A true entrepreneur,
he has been involved in many independent projects--often combining his business,
arts management, and legal skills. As an attorney, he specializes in
entertainment, tax, probate, and real estate law. He began his
entrepreneurial path while in the U.S. Air Force. While in the service, he
started managing a band, comprised of other military personnel, and continued
his involvement after his discharge. Using a very innovative marketing and
promotions strategy, his band broke new ground in 1974 by shopping a
complete master instead of a demo (now common practice). He recounts how
they were turned down countless times by many record labels before they released
the album independently. They subsequently sold 20,000 albums within two
weeks, and finally landed a recording deal.

Continuing his arts management ventures independently, Walter
pursued his business interests--working in various financial positions and
earning an MBA Degree and CPA certification simultaneously. Recognizing
that the music industry was undergoing a radical change in the 80's, he went on
to pursue a law degree while working for the Internal Revenue Service.
"It is something I always wanted to do," he explains. It also
helped him to merge his two loves--music and business. Upon graduating
from law school, Walter opened his practice and began actively pursuing both law
clients and music projects. He also began teaching accounting and finance
at Chicago State University (CSU) located in Chicago, Illinois. He retired
from CSU after 12 years and began teaching at Columbia College also located in
Chicago. With Columbia since 1997, he teaches Legal Aspects of the Arts
and Entertainment, co-teaches Developing Record Deal Strategies, and co-teaches
the Marché international de I'édition musicale (MIDEM) course--a five-week
course that prepares students to attend the annual MIDEM Conference in Cannes,
France. While there, the students actively shop for licensing and
distribution deals for music project that they select. Having attended
MIDEM professionally since 1993, Walter developed original proposal to
Columbia to take students to MIDEM.

Not one to remain static, in addition to his duties as TWC's
General Counsel, Walter continues to be involved in a number of external
projects. He currently manages a female vocalist, is involved in a
partnership with a record label in London and serves on the board of the newly
founded Chicago Music Commission (CMC). He is also working on a project
with a film company that is developing a documentary based on Chicago's gangster
era, owns a partnership interest in a title insurance agency, and serves as Vice
President and Treasurer of the national organization Black Entertainment and
Sports Lawyers Association (BESLA).

DR. HERB WONG, President, Executive
Vice President, Strategic Planning:Dr. Wong is involved within a wide scope of activity in and out of
Jazz and the music industry. He is Past-President of the International
Association of Jazz Educators (IAJE) and has served as its chair of Jazz radio
and recordings for the past 18 years. In 1993, he was inducted into the IAJE
Hall of Fame along with legendary drummer Max Roach and trumpeter Maynard
Ferguson. Herb adjudicates and hosts numerous Jazz festivals and has served as
coordinator of Walt Disney World's Epcot Center College and High School Jazz
Festivals, and as Musical Director or producer of others. His voice and programs
are familiar to listeners of KJAZ-The National Jazz Radio Network. He also
serves as its Director of Education and Record Industry Relations. Currently he
serves on the National Endowment for the Arts-Music Recording Panel and as a
technical consultant for the National Jazz Service Organization and the
Smithsonian Institutions' Jazz Oral History Program. Herb’s indelible mark on
the music industry includes discovering vocalist Diane Reeves, Saxophonist
George Howard, Saxophonist Joshua Redman, Stevie Wonder Keyboardist Rodney
Franklin, and musician and singer Harry Connick, Jr. Herb has been an
administrator and professor at Western Washington University and U.C. Berkeley
and is a published science educator and ecologist with dozens of titles.

JAMES E. TANGELDER, Senior Vice President of Finance, and Controller:
Mr. Tangelder comes to TWC from LSI Logic, an international semi-conductor
manufacturer. While at LSI, he oversaw the Tax and Control Implementation of all
Fixed Assets totaling $2.5 billion. Prior to joining LSI, Jim was Chief
Financial Officer for The Business Radio Network, a nationwide network of radio
stations specializing in business news and information. Jim holds a B.S. in
Accounting from State University of New York (SUNY) and is currently enrolled in
the University of Phoenix’s International Business Program earning an MBA
degree in International Business.

MITCHELL RANDOLPH, JR., C.P.M., Senior
Vice President, Procurement and Contracting: Mr. Randolph brings to TWC over
twenty-five years experience in commercial and government procurement. He has
directed and supervised multicultural procurement staffs for commodity,
construction, services, contract administration and subcontract administration
in both the United States and Overseas.Mitchell
has held positions as Contracting Officer in the U.S Air Force and most recently
senior contracting positions at several firms in the Denver area doing business
in Internet Hosting, Network Cable Entertainment and Telecommunications. He has
also worked for the University of Colorado and assisted the Minority
Enterprises, Inc. (MEI) and National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC)
to provide procurement assistance consulting to minority owned and Denver-based
firms. Mitchell received his Bachelor of General Studies in Business
Administration and Economics from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and his
M.A. in Procurement and Acquisitions Management from Webster University at
Colorado Springs, Colorado. He is a Certified Purchasing Manager (C.P.M.),
certified by The Institute for Supply Management and holds a certification in
Contract Management from the National Contract Management Association/Air Force
Institute of Technology.

JACQUIE
VICK,Senior Vice-President, Corporate Communications Officer: Ms. Vick brings
to TWC 17 plus years of work experience from the airline industry (Trans World
Airlines/American Airlines) where she worked on numerous special assignments as
a Communications and Promotions Specialist, Flight Attendant Training and
Development Instructor, and Hiring Manager for Flight Attendant Employment.She gained 10 years of management experience and a diverse background in
internal and external communications, community and media relations, desktop
publishing, promotions, policy and procedure development, product presentation,
and training and curriculum development.For
two and a half years, Ms. Vick served as the Communications/Public Relations
Specialist for the St. Louis Chapter of the National Black MBA Association.In addition to creating, composing, and editing monthly communication
pieces she was instrumental in increasing media coverage at local events and
raising public awareness about the organization and its community initiatives by
creating and managing advertisements, press releases, news publications, and
promotional incentives.Ms. Vick
holds a Master of Arts in Media Communications from Webster University, and a
Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from Saint Louis University.Her professional and community affiliation is as follows: International
Association of Business Communicators; Community Service Public Relations
Council; National Black MBA Association; MS Corporate Achievers “Class of
2003”, National Multiple Sclerosis Society; Mentor, Big Brothers Big Sisters;
Black MBA Day, St. Louis Internship Program; Junior Achievement, St. Louis
Public Schools; Education/Community Service Initiatives, Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority Inc.; Annual Walk-A-Thons for UNCF, National MS Society, and Breast
Cancer, and participates in local charity events.

WILLIAM (BILL) MILLER, Senior Vice
President of Governmental Affairs, Corporate Division: Mr. Miller is
responsible for overseeing all local, regional, and national government related
issues that involve TWC and its subsidiaries. Bill has over 25 years combined
experience working with for profit and non-profit organizations. These include:
government, manufacturing, education, and media communications. He also has over
17 years experience as an elected official. Most recently, Bill has performed
government liaison work for the City of Berkeley, Missouri, a St. Louis County
municipality. While an employee of the McDonnell Douglas Corporation, he also
performed liaison duties with state and local governments. In 1978, he was
elected as a city councilman in Berkeley. This was followed in 1988 with him
being elected Berkeley’s first African-American mayor. Bill also has the
distinguished honor of being one of the select few ever invited to attend a
Joint Session of Congress. Bill is also currently president of B&R
Enterprises, a communications media company. A few of B&R’s clients
include: the Internal Revenue Service, the Naturalization and Immigration
Service, Gateway Computers, and Anheuser Busch Corporation. Bill is also Vice
President of Support Services at St Mary's Hospital, located in East St. Louis,
Illinois, and is an active member in numerous community-based organizations.
These include: the American Society of Human Resources, the St. Louis Leadership
Center (Focus St. Louis). He also serves on a number of boards such as the
Illinois Hospital Association, the East St. Louis Chamber of Commerce, the
NAACP, the St. Louis Alzheimer's Association, Junior Achievement, and the City
of Black Jack Planning and Zoning Board. Bill is also a Past President of the
100 Black Men, a renowned national education endowment organization. Bill holds
a Bachelors of Science degree in Aeronautics from Tennessee State University,
and a Masters degree in Business Management from National Louis University. He
is also certified in Employee Relations Law, and is a Total Quality Management
Instructor, and a Motivational Speaker.

EDWARD
(ED) COX, Senior Vice President of Security and Safety, Corporate Division:Mr.
Cox brings to TWC over 30 years of experience in Security, Safety, Law
-enforcement and Administrative Security. A former United States Air Force Chief
Master Sergeant, Ed was charged with all aspects of the Air Force’s
operational security for its Cheyenne Mountain Complex, which is also the home
of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD). In addition to
day-to-day operational security, he was also responsible for overseeing and
managing the more than 40,000 annual visitors to the complex. Other U.S.
Military and Government facilities managed by Mr. Cox include those found in
Montana, Wyoming, Texas, California, Michigan, Philippines, Thailand and the
U.S. Territory of Guam. Before joining us at TWC, Ed was employed by Honeywell
Corporation as a Project Manager where he managed such projects as its $120
million Distributed Communication Control System, $20 million Space Based Infra
Red System, and a $20 Million Security Upgrade of Schriever, Air Force Base
located in Colorado. Ed holds several degrees in security and law-enforcement,
as well as a B.S. Degree from Maryland University, and M.P.A. Degree from Golden
Gate University, and M.A. Degree from Webster University. Ed is a Distinguished
Toastmaster and also a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity.

STEVEN C. (STEVE) GAASCH, Senior Vice
President of Advertising Sales, Corporate Division: Mr. Gaasch brings to TWC
over 20 year’s experience in television advertising revenue. Steve is a
profit-oriented performer who has managed national accounts for numerous
"regional" television and radio stations in Colorado, Alaska, and
Arkansas. Before joining TWC, Steve worked as Director of Sales for Foundation
Telecommunications, an Arkansas-based satellite Teleport. He holds a B.A. in
Business Administration (Management) from Western State College.

TIM
OWENS, Senior Vice President of Programming, Broadcast Division, Programming
Department:Mr.
Owens is an Executive, Producer and Director for the Corporation for Public
Broadcasting’s (CPB’s) National Public Radio (NPR) Jazz Programming
Department. Tim currently serves as Producer of NPR's documentary series “Jazz
Profiles” hosted by Jazz legend Nancy Wilson and the Kennedy Center's
"Billy Taylor's Radio Show.” He also serves as Producer and Executive
Producer for a vast number of other national syndicated Jazz radio and
television productions such as “Jazz Smithsonian” hosted by Lena Horne and
the radio series “Baseball,” for noted television producer Ken Burns. Tim
has over 25 years combined experience in the broadcasting industry. Tim holds a
B.A. in Broadcast Journalism from the University of California at Santa Barbara.

ANGELA
LAWSON, Senior Vice
President,Special
Projects Officer, Corporate Division:Ms.
Lawson has 17 years experience as a Project Manager and consultant for public
agencies with special emphasis in Right of Way. Her recent right of way
experience includes managing the acquisition of over 2,000 residential and
non-residential properties under a one billion dollar budget. She is the Vice
President of the International Right Of Way Association Chapter 37, Educational
Chairperson, and the Local Public Agency Chair; a licensed real estate agent;
Volunteer Family Court Victim-Offender Mediator and Citizen Deputy Juvenile
Officer; Community Mediator and Executive Board Member. Ms. Lawson holds a
Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Tennessee State University.

THAD
WHARTON, Vice President, Production and Operations, Consumer Products
Division: Mr.
Wharton comes to WCI from Monster Music, a division of San Francisco-based
Monster Cable Products, Inc., the world’s leading manufacturer of high-end
audio and video cable and accessories. As General Manager of Monster Music, Thad
oversaw all aspects of the company’s record label, to include marketing and
production control. He also oversaw the “Famous Monsters” endorsement
program for Monster Cable, and produced an annual awards show and concert each
year during the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) held in Las Vegas,
Nevada. Thad has over 12 years experience in booking and promotions and has
worked with artists from a number of different music genres. They include: Ray
Charles, Boz Scaggs, George Benson, B.B. King, and Tower of Power, to mention a
few. Thad holds a B.B.A. Degree and has over eight years of management
experience with a “Fortune 25” company.

YASUHIRO (YASU)
ODA, Vice President, Asia Development:In
1976, Yasu formed the first ever Japanese Contemporary
Christian Music group in the country of Japan.Between 1976 and 1989, the group “The Messengers” performed
throughout Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, The Philippines, Canada, and the United
States. It was also during this period that he established Hosanna Music
Company, Ltd in Tokyo, Japan.Hosanna
Music
became the primary distributor of Christian music
Compact Disc’s
and video products imported from the U.S. from
such powerhouse record labels as Word, Sparrow, Maranatha!
Music, and Integrity, to name a few.In 1986, his company successfully recorded a famine relief album whose
proceeds served as Japan’s contribution to the “We Are the World” movement
for feeding natives of the African continent.Yasu took time off between 1989 and 1993 to pursue a
degree in higher learning, which in turn led to him working as the Japanese
director of the Japanese Evangelical Missionary Society (JEMS) in Los Angeles,
California from 1993 to 1995.His
multilingual skills provided an opportunity for him to work as Pastor of a
Japanese Christian Church in East Lansing, Michigan from 1995 to 1999 and also
as a principal interpreter/translator for a number of business conferences in
the U.S.Those skills resulted in
Yasu being hired as the Senior Interpreter/Translator and English instructor for
Douglas Autotech Corporation in Bronson, Michigan.Douglas Autotech is a “Tier 1” automotive manufacturing
supplier for NISSAN, SUBARU, MITSUBISHI, GM, etc.,
whose parent company is Fuji Kiko Company, Ltd., in
Japan. Yasu
holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English and
American Literature from Meiji Gakuin University in Tokyo, Japan.He also attended Grand Rapids School of the Bible and Music in Michigan
and holds a Master of Divinity Degree from Talbot School of Theology and Biola
University located in La Mirada, California.
He also an accomplished voice
training instructor and most recently founded a Japanese female musical group
comprised called "Hidden Treasures". Their first CD will be
released in 2006.